Indiana Men’s Soccer Loads Up for a New Season
Indiana University’s men’s soccer team returns with 30 players, including 17 veterans, eight transfers and five first‑year students, headlined by MLS SuperDraft picks and Top Drawer Soccer standouts.
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Indiana University’s men’s soccer team returns with 30 players, including 17 veterans, eight transfers and five first‑year students, headlined by MLS SuperDraft picks and Top Drawer Soccer standouts.

Colton Swan, a former cattle rancher and rodeo competitor, has been appointed Utah's defensive coordinator, bringing a unique blend of toughness and adaptability to the program.

The latest preseason top‑25 poll highlights rising expectations for programs such as Boise State, Tennessee, SMU and Houston, while revealing critical quarterback situations and defensive upgrades that could shape the upcoming season.

With a 3‑0 series edge and a predicted 24‑17 upset, the Utes must navigate a revamped offensive line and a secondary in flux while eyeing a strong finish to the season.

The Charleston Battery defeated Sporting Club Jax 5‑2 on June 20 after a lengthy weather delay, with Miguel Berry scoring twice and several other contributors. The win lifts the Battery to second in the Eastern Conference and sets up a forthcoming clash with Loudoun United FC.

The Charleston Battery secured a 2-0 win over Detroit City FC on May 30, extending their unbeaten home streak and avenging an earlier loss. Early goals from Colton Swan and Langston Blackstock, combined with Luis Zamudio’s third shutout of the season, highlighted the performance.

The U.S. Under-19 Men’s National Team will hold a training camp from June 1-9 at the Arthur M. Blank U.S. Soccer National Training Center, featuring a mix of domestic and overseas players preparing for a June 9 match against Japan and the upcoming Concacaf U-20 Championship.

After an 11‑win season, Utah is ranked inside the top 25 and poised to contend for the Big 12 title. The upcoming home schedule pits the Utes against a slate of formidable opponents, with the BYU rivalry emerging as the centerpiece.

In a recent interview, head coach Morgan Scalley outlined his priorities for the upcoming season, from the transformation of the offensive and defensive lines to the quarterback dynamics and collaborative leadership approach.